Foundation repair website design for cracks, piers and leveling

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How it works

  1. Type your business nameWe read your Google listing for your trade, your town and your phone number. Nothing to fill in.
  2. We build the whole sitePages, words, photos and colours, ready in 10-15 minutes. Free to see - no card, nothing to sign.
  3. Keep it if you want itAsk for any change in plain English and it is made for you. If it is not for you, close the page. You owe nothing.

What is on your foundation repair site

  • Crack repair, leveling, push and helical piers, wall anchors and crawl spaces - every foundation job on its own line
  • Your phone number on every screen, one tap to call from the room where the door stopped closing
  • A request form with an urgent tick box for bowing walls or active movement, emailed to you in seconds
  • Built to be found when someone in your town searches for foundation repair or a foundation inspection
  • Fast and readable on a phone, which is where a homeowner zooms in on the crack first

Every service you offer, on its own line

Each one gets its own heading and its own words, so the homeowner who searched for that exact job lands on something about that exact job.

  • Foundation Crack Repair
  • Foundation Leveling
  • Slab Foundation Repair
  • Pier & Beam Repair
  • Push Pier Installation
  • Helical Pier Installation
  • Wall Anchor Installation
  • Bowing Wall Repair
  • Crawl Space Repair
  • Foundation Inspection

What homeowners actually search for

“is a crack in my foundation serious”The site walks through which cracks are worth a visit - stair-step, widening, leaking - in your words, so the worried homeowner books an inspection instead of guessing from forum photos.
“doors sticking and cracks in drywall”The demo has a symptom picker - sticking doors, sloping floors, gaps at the trim - because many foundation calls begin with a door that will not latch, not with the foundation itself.
“helical piers vs push piers”Push piers and helical piers are separate lines with a sentence each, for the homeowner who already has one quote and is comparing methods before the second visit.
“bowing basement wall repair”Bowing walls and wall anchors have their own section, a different job and a different fear from a corner of the house settling.
“foundation inspection before selling”Inspections are listed on their own for the seller or buyer who needs a written finding - a smaller job that often turns into the bigger one.

What a foundation repair site has to show

  • The warning signs inside and out, in plain words, so a homeowner can match a cracked wall or a sticking door to the job.
  • Each repair method on its own line - piers, anchors, leveling, crack repair - with what it fixes, not just its name.
  • Your warranty, and whether it passes to the next owner when the house sells, stated exactly as you gave it.
  • Whether the inspection is free or paid, only as you told us, because that is the first question on the phone.
  • Photos of real piers going in and walls pulled back, once you upload them, since the finished work is buried.

See a real foundation repair website

Anchor Foundation Systems is a working demo site Titan built for foundation repair businesses. Open it on your phone or your computer and press the buttons. The business name, the town (Kansas City, MO) and the reviews on it are sample details, not a customer.

Anchor Foundation Systems foundation repair demo website on a desktop screen - home page, first screenAnchor Foundation Systems foundation repair demo website on a phone screen - home page, first screen

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What a foundation repair website costs

Foundation repair starts with worry: a stair-step crack in the brick, a door that will not latch, a basement wall bowing in. A foundation repair site has to match each warning sign to the repair, explain piers, anchors and leveling in plain words, and say how your inspection works. That is the work behind the prices below.

Build it yourself$18-$49 a month

The common Wix or Squarespace plans, billed yearly. A page that matches cracks and sticking doors to the right repair, with photos of piers going in, is yours to write, and most of the good work is buried before you think of the camera.

Hire a freelancer$15-$30 an hour

Upwork's typical rate for a web designer. Explaining helical against push piers, wall anchors and slab leveling to someone new to the trade is billed time, and every change to your inspection offer after that is more.

Hire an agency$1,000-$3,000 basic, $5,000-$20,000 mid-sized

The GoodFirms 2026 ranges for a basic and a mid-sized site. A small pier crew is a basic-site job; a company with waterproofing, crawl space and commercial divisions can reach the mid-sized range, and hosting usually comes on top.

TitanFree to see first

Titan builds the foundation repair site with crack repair, slab and pier and beam work, push and helical piers, wall anchors, leveling and inspections each on its own line, the warning signs laid out for a homeowner to match, and you see it free before you pay. It is not an engineering report and never calls a crack safe or serious; that stays your call on the visit. Hosting, your domain and 50 edits a month are included.

Market figures from Wix plans, Squarespace pricing, Upwork web designer costs and GoodFirms 2026 website cost survey, read November 6, 2026.

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Questions foundation repair companies ask

Can the site mention my transferable warranty?

Yes, word for word as you give it. A foundation buyer is thinking about resale, so a warranty that passes to the next owner is worth stating clearly near your repair methods. If your warranty does not transfer, or you offer none in writing, the site says only what is true. We never add lifetime, transferable or any length of years on our own.

Should I put pier prices on the site?

Only if you want to. Most foundation contractors quote after an inspection, and the site can say that plainly while explaining what moves the price - how many piers, the soil, access around the house. If you publish a per-pier price or a typical range, type it in and it appears. A number you did not give us never shows up.

I also do waterproofing and drainage. Does that fit here?

It fits. Basement waterproofing, sump pumps, French drains and drainage correction are on the pre-filled list for foundation contractors, and each can be its own line. The site keeps structural repair first, since that is the search you want to win, and the waterproofing work sits below it as the other half of a dry, level house. Drop anything you do not do.

How much does a foundation repair website cost?

Free to see, no card. If you want it, $197 today (first week of hosting free), then $97/month starts one week later, with a 30-day guarantee. That covers the build, hosting and 50 plain-English edits a month, so adding slab lifting or a new county costs nothing extra. No contract. The demo you look at is the site you would be paying for, not a mock-up.

Can mudjacking and concrete lifting sit next to slab repair?

Yes. Mudjacking & Slabjacking and Concrete Lifting are on the pre-filled foundation repair list, beside Slab Foundation Repair, so the homeowner with a sunken driveway or a tilted patio finds the smaller job without reading about piers. It also tells a slab customer you handle the flatwork around the house. If you send lifting jobs elsewhere, leave them off and they never appear.

Can the site explain crawl space repair apart from encapsulation?

Yes. Crawl Space Repair and Crawl Space Encapsulation are both on the pre-filled list for foundation contractors, so sagging joists and failing supports under the house read as structural work, while the vapor barrier and sealing job reads as a line of its own. A homeowner with soft floors needs to know which one you are quoting. Tick only the work your crews actually do.

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